West Woods Golf Club Review

New clubhouse is nice but to charge $10 for a "large" bucket of balls(probably only about 65 balls) is ridiculous. I'd suggest warming up at Applewood or Stoney Creek. Much better value.

Great public course with some challenging holes and a really nice bar and grill with an awesome outdoor space for food and drinks with great views of the course and front range mountains

Nice course with for different levels, Restaurant has good food and great meeting place for the neighborhood!

Great patio to enjoy sunset over the Rockies with food and drink.

Worst practice green in the world, but great course

We love the golf course restaurant. Very family friendly, reasonable prices, good service, friendly faces. After the renovation the bar area and outside seating area has really improved and we have been very impressed overall. They took a few of our favorite things off the menu but they added some new great ones. The golf course is also a great course and the driving range is family friendly and very reasonably priced public course overall!

This is a good city golf course with 3 distinct 9s. The Cottonwood 9 feels the toughest with its trees lining the fairways. #2 plays long, #3 & 4 play tight, #5 requires distance control, #7 penalizes fades. The Silo 9 is fun with its #5 uphill par 5 & #6 downhill screamer over the canal, but some find ending with an odd dogleg #8 over a canal and on a par 3 #9 deflating. Finding #5 after 4's green can be a bit hard the 1st couple times. Signage is iffy there. The Sleeping Indian 9 overall plays the most normal with a good par 5 finishing hole. None of the 9s play long, so the back tees are doable (maybe except #2 of Cottonwood) if you are average or longer. The clubhouse is undergoing renovations until late 2017, so you'll have to go elsewhere for a 19th hole.

Update: the renovations turned out great. The food is pretty good too.

The best deal is the 50+y old senior rate M-Th. The ponds have bass, too.

We had drinks and snacks. He's played here before and love it

It was gorgeous there, I'm so glad our 40 year class reunion was here. I miss home & these views.

Not the first time this has happened.... can t seem to get anyone to wait on you when sitting on the patio! Finally went in to purchase from the bar and bring my own beers to our table. Feel it is poorly managed and overpriced.

Great service and a nice menu, nice facilities. thanks

Be careful if they have your card on file. You might get charged for a round that you didn't even play!

Had my best round of the year here today. played the "silo" course. Really enjoyed the course layout. Lots of hills and fun greens to go after. Very much of an attacking 9. Would have rated a bit higher but there is lots of construction going on including the clubhouse which is inside of a temporary building right now because the main Clubhouse is being remodeled. Also I'm used to the really nice electric golf carts and these were outdated gas carts. Not sure about the pricing because I played in a work league so we get a discount. Fun course though will score higher once construction is done.

This is a very nice public golf course. The greens are well maintained and the tee boxes are in good shape.

Course layout is pretty easy to follow because the fairways are well defined.

The course can play tough. The rough is rough and catches a lot of balls. You'll play invert creeks, along the Ralston Creek Trail, over water, and even around old abandoned silos.

Lot of fun. Good challenging course with great views of the foothills.

This open space is home of the Meadows at Westwoods Golf Course. Also, listed on the Arvada Parks & Rec website, it is the site of the Meadows at Westwoods Playground. However, the playground is actually located southeast of the golf course and open space. There is NO parking for this playground. The closest places to park are permit-only and resident-only parking. My recommendation would be to park in the plaza parking lot at 64th & Pike, and walk to the playground. The playground itself is fairly typical. There are traditional swings and baby swings. There is a four-wheeler on a spring to pretend to ride and bounce on. There are two structures, one for smaller children and one for older children. The ground cover is pebbles, with padding under some swings, the bouncy car, the end of some slides, and the rock climbing wall. The smaller structure has about three ways to climb up, and includes a tunnel and a tic-tac-toe game. There is also one small slide. On the larger structure there are a few ways to climb up, and a couple slides. There is also a small rock climbing wall.

Little beat up with the construction, greens fees dont reflect. Fun course

My company had a breakfast there, it was good food and friendly staff.

Beautiful golf course and freshly renovated restaurant, bar, and pro shop. Wonderful new staff and some great hold overs. New speciality cocktails and golf cart selections. New head chef and kitchen staff have put some fresh spins on menu favorites. March 20th grand opening to the public. Come be part of a destination spot in Arvada.

Remodeled dining room and bar are great! Much bigger and brighter. Menu is basically the same with some nice additions.

We love the restaurant! The food is yummy, and the atmosphere is laid back.

1st visit since their remodel, very nice on the new patio. Food & service were excellent!

Rudest staff I've encountered in 15 years of golf. Never going back.

Fantastic Chef. Great staff and very nice atmosphere.

This course is amazing. Its is well kept and managed. I like the narrow fairways and medium greens it is challenging and fun.I play here atleast 4 times a year

Great, well kept course with a very friendly staff. There are a lot of bunkers, so don't forget your sand wedge!

3 very fun 9 hole courses. Great value for the price. The course is challenging, but you can definitely score. Each 9 presents a different challenge, so there is something for everyone from target golf to the long ball hitters.

Another course that ll test your abilities and shot making. With three 9s to offer its guests, West Woods has a ton to offer Colorado golfers. This was our first time, and to be honest, this has to be in the top 5 best values in the state. We ll be back, often.

This 27 hole course was so cool and unique, didn t play as well as I wanted, of course but I will be back for the elevated tees, killer views and pin angels. Pricing wasn t to bad but we did notice that they over book tee times after 4:00. We found ourselves waiting for a while each hole during twilight.

Outstanding staff and restaurant to compliment an above average three course selection that focuses on position play. Choose the Silo course to play a longer track with spectacular views of the foothills and one of the best par 5's in the metro area. Underrated for sure...

Golf course is in excellent shape.
Mowing crew was very respectable of our playing such fun. Shirley Simons

Beautiful inside and outside dining--a great addition to Arvada's dining scene.

Great course. Love it every time I play here. Cart girl met up with us 4 times which was great. The course is pretty challenging. If you've never played here you can get in some real trouble, well worth it though.

Renovation is beautiful. Staff is friendly. Food was good. Drinks made well.

Nice large dog park that is clean and not infested with leftover dog poop. We have a Doberman Pinscher and a small Bichone Fris who both love playing and running with other dogs. We frequent this park a lot and have no issues here.

Beautiful course, but disappointed there wasn't an area outside I could sit to work while my son participated in a high school golf tournament. I understand Covid requirements, but to have some outdoor tables for first come first served for those of us without high school kids that drive. Instead I finished a meeting from my truck then drove home to await his text that he is nearing the 18th hole.

Good condition and value for the course, new clubhouse is swank

Very challenging course. Played from the tips today. 2nd time playing it. Played the Silo 9 today and enjoyed it. Will definitely be back during the week before the season ends.

Rudest staff I have ever encountered. I asked if we could play the Cottonwood and Sleeping Indian on the phone when I reserved the tee time they said it wouldn't be an issue unless they had a tournament, when we arrived I asked about it and they scoffed at me and rolled their eyes like I was a moron for even asking. Another time I called about some of the prices and was treated as an idiot for asking. Also if you ask me the Silo course is too gimmicky, like a giant mini golf course.

If you have any other options avoid at all costs! Even if you have to drive a bit farther it will be worth it to have a more enjoyable and polite visit.

Great customer service and overall great experience

The new clubhouse is amazing. Good food, great staff, phenomenal views and a top notch public golf facility.

Wow, what butiful new restaurant. Gorgeous patio area with a lot of outdoor shaded seating with a great view

The course is typically in great shape and the facilities are always well maintained. The restaurant/club house offers great food at affordable prices. Although green fees are a bit pricey, they justify the costs by a well manicured course and great aesthetics. They have some great practice facilities as well.

Stunning views. Great golf course that's not crowded on the weekends

This is my favorite course I've played in the metro area thus far (out of about 10). Each hole has a unique feel, the kind of course you'll remember each hole and how to play it. Lots of trees for shade but still enough room to go left/right and not be gone. Rolling course, not flat. Greens are in great condition, almost no marks. Many greens were quite large. Greatest looking driving range setup also, fire pit and tons of out door seating above the tees. Outdoor bar and restaurant. Mix of shade and sun.

Fish ain t always bitin . Paul is always on the hunt for innocent fishermen. Fishing should be allowed on the course but even if it isn t the gang gonna be out there on yo head.

I made a Tee time and told whoever I spoke to that I was going to be bringing my 3 year old son with me and he was going to hit a ball every now and then, I was told this would not be a problem. When I got to the course to check in the woman at the check in told me that my son could not go with me unless he only stayed in the cart and he was not permitted on the course at all. I was then informed it is their policy that children must be 7 years or older to step foot on the course. I have had my son on public, private, and municipal courses with me since he was 2 and never run into this problem. If you have kids under 7 who want to golf with you don't bother going to Westwoods. While most golf courses go out of their way to promote youth golf Westwoods fails.

Course in good shape and clubhouse makeover turned out nice.

The staff was very friendly. We enjoyed the food. We will be back!

Didn't give it five stars yet... Has been under a massive renovation over the last year. So I'm holding judgement until it completely done. If they get things back to where they were prior to the construction it will be an easy five stars.

Live the clubhouse. The course was in good shape and playable for early in the season.

Course is in good shape. Holes are challenging for all abilities. Greens are in good shape.
It is also a fair course. You will want to return after you know where to hit certain shots.

Excellent condition. Nice layout as well. Some difficult holes and quarky holes make it a great round.

Remodel clubhouse and Restaurant are great and the courses are in fantastic shape.

I had never played this course and what a pleasant surprise it was to find this gem in the Denver area. It is a well laid out course with fast greens that are not too sloped. I loved the course and would play it again in a heartbeat. They have 27 holes allowing them to rotate the aeration to still give you a great experience. The pictures are from "the silo", and the signature hole.

Wow, had great golfing experience here. Love the course, which is challenging and fun.

The layout is interesting and challenging, but the course was in terrible shape when I played it (6/21/2013). Most disappointing was the staff in the pro shop that seemed to think that late June was still early in the season. With as much moisture as we received this spring, there was no excuse for all of the burnt off grass.

It could be a good course if it was better cared for.

Greens very nice, interesting pin locations. That's good. Not to difficult for a decent player. Greens fees at 60 weekend are ok, but not quite right for afternoon play. Rental clubs we're mis-matched and short without and 3 or 4. They have nice demo clubs from the OEM, but want 40 bucks a play. Get real.